The Snail is
fast
Just one of the songs created exclusively to promote Turbo the superfast snail
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The Snail is
fast
The Snail is
fast, fast, fast, fast, fastJust one of the songs created exclusively to promote Turbo the superfast snail
Theo (Ryan
Reynolds) is a bottom of the food chain entity (read Garden Snail) who lives in
a tomato patch along with his brother Chet (Paul Giamatti) and a whole host of
other low lifes. Their day revolves
around collecting grub for a rainy day – in their case, tomatoes – red and ripe
ones.
Theo, however, believes
that he is destined for far greater things.
He harbours a secret passion for living life in the fast lane. He has his own small TV set in the garage
next door and his idol is Guy Gagné (Bill Hader). Gagné is the reigning champion of the Indy
500. Theo’s only dream is to be fast.
Little does he
know that his dreams are about to be answered when after a spat with the snail
leader, he crawls out to the main road only to be sucked into the supercharger of
a drag racer. That gets him
metamorphosed into a high speed snail which he realizes on his return to the
garden patch and eventually puts to use by becoming the first snail to race in
the Indy 500 – pit crew and all.
Turbo is a
simple story of hope. One that has a
direct message to those who believe they are down trodden to dream – and dream
big. It is only when you dream that you
can have a sense of direction. If you
choose not to, you will only land up being an “also ran”. Turbo opens up the world of immense
possibilities if you want your dreams to come true and are willing to work
towards it. Sometimes luck chips in to
push you through.
To me, Turbo is
the animation movie of the year to date.
The quality of animation is superb.
The dialogues are simply superb combining the corny (We put the nail in
snail) variety with the serious (“What will you do if you lose your powers” asks
someone. In reply Turbo says, “Well I better make the most of today then”)
Each character
is carefully etched out and has a purpose in the larger scheme of things. The editing is crisp with nothing unnecessary
being shown. The truck loads of effort
put in, to make this dream into a reality show in each frame. Kids and adults alike should enjoy this
challenge that Dreamworks has thrown to Disney.
Match this they say. Disney has a
tough challenge ahead. On your marks,
Get Set, Turbo!!!! 8 on 10.
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